The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1887-09-01
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q q EOGAL 4 4 NEWS.
&. Q. Ian NGsToN. LOCAL EDITOR.
Next Monday Is salesday.
Watermelon time will soon be over.
The cotton fields are beginning to look
ss John Osborne is now clesking for
Mr. u s. Tayl ylor.s
;ss The railroads are doing heavy passen-
get:basiness just now.
We have had q touch of fall weather
Iss during the past week: 55;.z-;-,ssz: :.
yesterday was the last day for closing
1.-THE stores at 8 O'Clock p. N.
The sorghum crop throughout the
County is said to be excellent.
Rey.-T. G. Lyon, Of Piedmont, has been
& spending. a few days in the city.
Tho City Council has repealed the ordi-
nance in reference 70 muzzling dogs.
Mrs: "a. T. Johnstone has gone to New
s.. berry to spend q few days with relatives.
Our merchants are determined to pay
che highest cash price for cotton this fall.
The young people Of the city enjoyed q
dance atsthe University building last Fri
day night.
Mr.. II. q. Tucker, formerly Of this city,
IS now clerking for w. s, Gramling, Al.
u lanta, Ga.
onr young friend. w. r. Stevenson, Of
ss this County, IS now clerking for Mr.. w.
A ehapman.
lffrs: a. Lawton, Of Orangebnrg, is
Il ID the city visiting her daugh ghter, Mrs. w.
IS. Wlghtman.
f.E. q. .sscuddays 2 offers his house and
Slot and household furniture for sale. See
q adyersiseme emit rs;
; Every farmer. who can do so should sow
barley patchs It is:a great help In feed
ling stock in the spring.
Persons desiring to rent or buy . valu-
Ss able etrsot OF land should read E. w. Tay-:
8 LORD Co.'s advertisement.
The farmers are harvesting considera-.
&bls hay. and forage. This isright. twill
3 saY many bushels o.. corr: s. {.
Gen: Kenaper, has secured rooms in
ss Brgyles Block, south Main street, in
which he will open his school.
Misses Nellie Bewley, Bessie aaa Helen
Keese left Monday to resume their studies
at Salem q. G. Female College.
3ssEk The Young America cornet Band treat
ed the city to q seranade from the Court
House steeple Tuesday. afternoon.
Rev.. Dunlap is, conducting an in.
meeting at Ebenezer Church,
Eand much interest is manifested in it,
jas. Pearson, having resigned
y his positi with Mr.. Il. 81. Seel, Is now.
{ 50 Messrs. sBlecklsy, Brown d Fretwelps.
Onr young friend, Joel Keys, has gone
Darling gton. where he will be engaged
81 during tile fall and winter buying cotton.
Mr. +. 9Bigby, who has been clerking
for Messrs. Brownlse q Brown, is now
6 clsrkin fars Messrs. ]. T. Sullivan 6 Co.
yYiihite g Whites new brand Of cigars,
Cut Rate, I, are fine. We have sampled
them. and know whereof We. speak. Try
them. 5iz
Mr.. Z. Alley, prominent young
1s member OF the Spartanburg Bar, has
sszb bean spending Q few days in the city with
friends.
Mr.. Louis Sharpe IS opening up q stock
sof Sconfectioneries and groceries ia the.
storeroom formerly. occupied by MIR. E. B.
Benson. 80 ss. ...Es5 .s-
Good manners should teach every one
tiat.it is'yery sunmannerly TO chew tobac-
co ID: Church and squirt the juica all over
& the floor. sais3
The merchants are receiving new goods
daily Watch our advertising columns,
81 and youwill know where to buy the best
goods forthe least money.
An lntellig ligent farmer remarked the
other day that he believed the present
crop: had been made with less expense
than any cop since the war.
IS Silver Brook Cemetery is visited daily
=by q number Of our people. In a few
naonthssAnderson can boast of one of the
81 prettiest cemeteries in the State.
COLI. .Bs e. Sloan, Treasurer and Gem
ecal Agent OF the Edisto Phosphate Conn
psny, spent last Thursday In the city
looking after business matters here.
MI. j. Reese FAINT has resigned his posi-
ttion at the Cs q q. depot, and accepted q
sscle,kship with Brown Bros. His brother,
Davis FAINT succeeds him at the depot.
Now that sore eyes are again prevalent,
those afflicted with this disease
Sssst otry Wilhite's Eye Water. 1t is guaran-
ss teed tofcnre any case of ordinary sore
e yessS
Hon. Augustine 7. smythe, of Charles
ton, with bis family, came up to "Wood-
8 bnrn.s his Summer home neas Pendleton.
on last Tuesday afternoon to spend few
weeks.
Married, on Thursday evening, August
ss255 1887, at tie residence of Mr.. ]. "A. Hall,
the brides sfather, by Rev, HIM. Allens
- Nj. y ". Hall and Miss Ellen Hall, all Of
Alde esson County: ~.
I assxchapge says there is; q startling
increase; in the price Of tobacco. "a short
crop and consequ ent speculat ation have sent
quotations up to fifty or hundred per
cent.!in three months. s.
Mrs. John Long, OF varennes Town